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WENTWORTHS, near VIRGINIA WATER; Elegant Villa Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Farm, &c..... 5. BRECONSHIRE ; Freehold Estate of Trebins turn, House and Grounds,:l'earms, Woodlands, &e Rental, 4601 6. C'OLNEY HATCH, MIDDLESEX ; Superior 415 0 0 Meadow Land (Titht Free), only eight miles from London. A good locality for buildi ng 27 024 7. DEVON ; The Bow Estate ; rich Farm and Wood lands. Tithes Poor-rates, and L an d Tax, very l ow 1,519 019 8 . HIGH MEADOW, Gloucestershire (near Tintern Abbey), Farms, Woodlands, Mills, etc.,"licntalsl7/. 395 222 9• ROMNEY MARSH; Rich Freehold * Marsh Land, near Rye, Sussex, Rental 4141, 13e. 6(1., a good In vestment 10. SOMERSET ; Valuable Freehold Estate, com prising Farms, Cottages, Woodlands, &c., &c., Rental 3,299/ 1 1. SCOTLAND ; Valuable Estates near to the Sea port Towns of Wick and Thurso, Caithness, viz., Stirkoke, 7,000 acres, Rental 2,0001. ; Sibster or Hopeville, 1,030 acres, Rental 9001, ; Scouthel and West Ni'attin, 7,000 acres, Rental 1,1001; Lynegar, 1,100 acres, in all . (These Estates are well worthy the attention of the Capitalist.) 12. EAST LOTHIAN, N. B. ; Capital Mansion, Pleasure Grounds, and Farm, two miles from Dun bar, 320 0 0 and only t wenty -fi ve m i les from Edinburgh 9 0 9 JOINERS' STRIKE. THE JOINERS of GLASGOW have refused to work for the last ten or eleven weeks, and have been ap pealing to the sympathies of the Public and their Fellow-Workmen, by false representations, such as their Employers wishing to reduce their wages to the unreasonable amount of 14s. per week, &c. ; and, as misrepresentation can serve no good purpose, if men's inten tions are honest, the following is submitted to the Public and Work ,men, 'both here and at a distance, as the real and unvarnished truth. The practice has always been, in Glasgow and neighbourhood, for the Employers to find the men in light, and the meta to work ten hours per day, the same as in Summer, and receive the same wages the whole year round. Those working out, laying joists, tooting, and exposed to get wet, not being required to light, and !eceiviqg the same wages, working from light to light, one hour being allowed for breakfast. But in the Winter of 1836 and 1837, the men refused to light to any master emiloying more than three Journeymen, and demanded and obtained 18s. per week, for an average of seven hours' work per day, thus loosing to the employer eighteen hours per week, for which a deduction of only 2s. was made ; or an increase on the work done in Winter over Summer of from 20 to 30 per teat. The Employers beg distinctly to state, that they have no Union, neither are they held together by any Regulations whatever ; but, of the same time, they are determined to protect themselves from the above unreasonable demand, for which particular purpose they met early in November last to consider what was fair and reasons hie betwixt the m and their , men, and accordingly came to the reso lution of paying the men by the hoar, for any number of hours they might choose to work, at the' Summer rate of wages, and that each should intimate the same to his men, giving them the option to earn 20s • per week, or any proportion of the above 'amount that they vrere inclined to work for. The above offer is still held out to the Journeymen here, or to good hands at a distance; and the Masters feel warranted - in guaranteeing complete protection from annoyance to all who may avail themselves of this offer, as well as an assurance of apreference in all time cooling. 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The LORD CHANCELLOR would look into the Act and give his opinion on Saturday morning. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JAN. 24. TAYLOR V. SALMON. This was a bill filed by the directors of the Dunally and Tipperary NU fling Company, on behalf of the Company, whose members were numerous, against Lord Dunally. pray ink the specific performance of an agreement which his Lord ship .!lad made to grant a lease for the benefit of the Company of cettain L-id mines, known as the silver mines, in the county of Tipperary, Ireland. Lord Dunally, it a,peared, was willing to grant the lease ; but he was alarmed at the claims of the other defendant Salmon', with whom his Lordship had entered into the contract, and who claimed the benefit of it for himself exclusively. The whole question, therefore, being, whether Salmon made the contract as the agent of the Come' pany; he was made a party to the suit that he might either enter into evidence in the suit to settle the question or might he compelled to institute a suit of his own to establish his claim. He had put in his answer asserting his claim, but had entered into no evidence, so that the case Tested on the evi deuce of the plaintiff. His lioNoca reserved his judgment until he should have read over the pleadings. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, J. 24. THE QUEEN V. ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWARK. In this case, which was not concluded yesterday when our Reporter left, Lord DENMAN desired that all the Acts of Par liament should be handed up, and then said that the Court would take time to consider the judgment. BAIL COURT. THE BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL applied to the Court for a Rule to show cause why the proceedings o n an inquea/., held on the 7th of November last, should not be brought into this Court for the purpose of being quashed. The eircumstanc , :s of the case were these. In 1836, an Act of- Parliament was passed for making a Railway from Bristol to . Exeter, at which time a Gentleman, named Payne, on whose behalf the present rip. plication was made, was the owner of considerable landed pro— perty in Somersetshire, and of which the Railway Company sought to deprive him by carrying the Railway through his grounds. The Railway Company gave him notice that such was their intention, but on his refusal to treat with them for the purchase of his land, the Company caused a Jury to be summoned, and an inquest was held, the proceedings at which be now sought to set aside.—Rule Nisi granted. • COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JAN. 24. SUNBOLFE V. ALFORD. Mr. NlTOnnstioarn appeared in supi ort of a demurrer to a plea in this cam!. The declaration was, that the defendant, who is an innkeeper, Mriulted the plaintiff "tore his coat off his back and kept it, The defendant pled that the plaintiff had, with other per;ioo, been received by him as a guest ; that the plaintiff becamc ;;Lidebted to him in the sum of l Is., for tea supplied to him ; and that upon his refusing to ,:i pay for the tea, the defendant gently ; d hands upon him and gently stripped off his coat, as a reaso z , able security for the payment. The COURT decreed that the plea was bad, as a:,though the landlord would have a lien upon goods in his possesion, he could not be allowed to strip the clothes from the prisoner's back, especially as wearing apparel was exempted from being taken upon a fieri facias. ADMIRALTY COURT, JAN. 24. TFIE RICHMOND—COLLISION. This is a suit for compensation for damages sustained in a collision which occurred during the night of the 22d of hat May between the Boreas, of 220 tons burthen, laden with granite, on her voyage from Guernsey to London. being on a larboard tack, and the Richmond, of 158 tons burthen, on her voyage from London to Trieste, on a starboard tack. The accident, which occurred five miles off Beechy Head, was of so serious a nature that the Boreas immediately sunk, and the lives of the crew were preserved by their getting on board of the Richmond. The cause of the collision is attributed by the crew of the Boreas to the other vessel having altered her course to obtain a sight of Beechy Head Light, and the wane of a good look-out on board. Dr. ADDAMS was heard at some length on behalf of the owners of the Boreas. The COURT, under the circumstances of the case, felt itself bound to pronounce in favour of the Boreas, and referred the amount of damage to the ROgiStfAr of the Court. POLICE INTELLISENCE. MA RYLTEB ONE. Yesterday Robert Johnson, a genteel-looking young man; employed as salesman in the furniture department at the M., zaar, Baker-street, Portman-square, was brought up in cus tody by Dutch and Franklin, two officers of this e stablishment, charged before Mr. RAWLINSON with embezzling money to a large amount. The prisoner, who, by the advice of his Soli citor, declined saying anything, was fully committed to New. gate for trial. Yesterday Edward Ilewit, formerly a constable in the S division of metropolitan police, and subsequently on the Lon don and Birmingham Railroad, was brought before the magis trates, together with a woman named Jane Martha Saunton, charged on a warrant with assaulting Mary Ann Hewitt. He was ordered to find bail, and the woman was discharged. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. A question of some importance was brought under the notice of Mr. DYER and Mr. CONANT,. by Mr. Foxhall, the district surveyor of St. George, Hanover square. The case came on in the shape of an information a g ainst Mr. liana wk, grocer, Mount-street, for an alleged iaringement of the Building Act, in altering a permitsnt, so as to cause n projee:ion of greater extent than dby the Act. Mr. Rogerts at tended on the part of the do fence. The defendant, it appeared, wishing to have an alteration in his shop front, caused the two how windows, with the doors between, to be removed and replaced by one large bow win dow, with the door on one side. The original Low window projected over the area upwards of three feet from the line of building, but as it had been built before the Building Act came into operation, it came under the protection of certain of the exceptive clauses. The new window was built upon the old foundation, and the projection was two inches less than the old front. The question in issue between the parties was, whether the alteration did not constitute such a rebuilding as took the projection out of the list of exception and brought it under the operation of that clause which made it impe rative that all projections built after the passing of the Act should not extend more than ten inches from the perpendicu lar line of front. Mr. Rogers contended that the 52d clause of the Act gave permission to repair old bow windows. Now his client, in rnakiiig the alteration he had made, had dune no more than be was warranted in doing according to the proper construction of the Act. Mr. John White, district surveyor of Nlarylebone, begged to say a few words on the subject of the present information. The question before the bench was one of the greatest public importance, and more particularly in his district, where nume rous litigations were at present pending. He had known the question settled differently by different magistrates, and this circumstance had extremely perplexed owners of property in their efforts to construe the Act. - Mr. White said that by projections were meant, not parts of the main body of a building, but something put out from it. The next clause made it clear that the question of pro jections referred to the payment. Mr. •DYER observed gain Mr. White's opinion might possibly be correct, but it was agst the tenor ot the Magi4trates' de cision. Mr. Foxhall consented to withdraw the information, and the parties then retired. • WORSHIP- STREET. Yestet day a boy of the nnme of Ripon, an apprentice to Mr. Oversee, weaver, Grosvenor-place, Bethnal-green, appeared before Messrs. GROVE and BRO GHTON, to prefer a charge against hie master, under the following circumstances : The boy, who is about seventeen years of age, had scarcely sufficient strength to do the severe part of the work, and otherwise was not exployed so es to bring kim forward in the business ; instead of instructing him properly, his master made him v. - alk up and down the room with a stick in each hand, for the purpose of exercising himself. He had never been brought before the Magistrate on account of any misconduct. Mr. BROUGHTON asked where the indentures werel—Tlie boy said that they were destroyed.. Mr. BROUGHTON expressed his surprise at such a circum stance. The master said that it was at the suggestion of his brother, who is twenty years of age. He had received no premium for the boy. The mother of the boy, who is a poor woman, stated • that she had given his master thirty shillings. 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